Hey, you. Yeah, the one who was all pumped Cleveland was going to host a premiere of Captain America: Winter Soldier, which was, of course, filmed in Cleveland.
Here’s how much you’ll be slinging down to attend said premiere. Get the checkbook ready, as the five sponsor packages offered by the Greater Cleveland Film Commission start at $3,000 and go up from there for the April 1 showing at Valley View. (5 p.m. red carpet, 6 p.m. screening.) Individual tickets will not be for sale.
Key Grip (10 available) $3,000: 6 premiere tickets, recognition on the GCFC website
Casting Director (10 available) $5,000: Shared on-screen logo recognition in front of 1,500 influencers, 10 premiere tickets, recognition on GCFC website
Location Manager (4 available) $7,500: Shared logo recognition on concession items, shared on-screen logo recognition in front of 1,500 influencers, 10 premiere tickets
Director (4 available) $10,000: Shared on-screen logo recognition in front of 1,500 influencers, 20 premiere tickets, recognition on GCFC website
Executive Producer (1 available) $25,000: Stand-alone on-screen logo recognition in front of 1,5000 influencers, 50 premiere tickets (30 of which are VIP), recognition on GCFC website
OK, so us commoners won’t be there, but it’ll still be cool.
This article appears in Feb 26 – Mar 4, 2014.
Are they going to shut down the Shoreway for old times’ sake?
Us commoners were the ones that were affected by the Shoreway being closed. For compensation, we should at least be given a chance to go the premiere through some type of contest or something.
Ill wait for it to come on DVD at the Redbox for $1.50
“Commoners” are not able to go to Hollywood or NYC premieres of new movies so this shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone.
For a movie that’s most likely going to suck, I’ll wait for Netflix
Valley View? Really?
fail, can’t figure out a way to do this at Playhouse Square?
Unless a Captain America bobblehead is part of the Executive Producer package, I will be forced to take a pass on the offer.